Apple Inc.

Connor R Duke

Eugene Antony Whang

Christopher J Stringer

Brett W Degner

Matthew Phillip Casebolt

David H Narajowski

Joshua D Banko

Ethan Larry Huwe

Kevin Scott Fetterman

Jonathan L Berk

Caitlin Elizabeth Kalinowski

Jesse T Dybenko

Jay S Nigen

Eric R Prather

Frank Faqiu Liang

Michael B Nussbaum

Kirill Kalinichev

Eric J Weirshauser

Jason Brinsfield

Mei Zhang

Charles L Greenlee

Kevin R Richardson

Kyle Tse

Shawn G Fink

Susheel Teja Gogineni

Katherine I Pregler

Samantha K Young

The disclosed technology relates to a battery utilizing an indicator to orient an unopposed portion of a cathode or anode with respect to a battery can, and a tag to generate an electromagnetic field to mitigate or eliminate an electromagnetic field generated by the unopposed portion of the cathode or anode. The battery includes a wound set of layers including a cathode, an anode, and a separator; a can housing the wound set of layers; a lid disposed atop of the can to enclose the wound set of layers within the can; and a tag coupled to the lid. An unopposed portion of the cathode or anode generates a first electromagnetic field. The tag generates a second electromagnetic field to oppose the first electromagnetic field.

System and method for reducing electrical interference of a battery cell

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Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Connor R Duke